Last updated: Monday 25 April
| Full name | WEEK 6 |
| Craig Burns | LIVERPOOL |
| Jonathan Stewart | MAN CITY |
Saturday 23 April – Monday 25 April
Saturday 11 September
United travelled to Portaferry missing a large portion of the regular squad due to various commitments with 8 players missing from last week’s squad.
Continue reading Match Report: Portaferry 4 – 0 B UnitedThe Millbridge grounds are open to Club Members only. This allows members to train outside of allocated training times.
For track and trace purposes, contact a committee member to record your usage of the pitch.
The Millbridge is not open to the general public at the moment. Please refrain from exercising or walking dogs on the pitch or around the grounds. You will be asked to leave. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in these times. The general public can enter the grounds on match days to watch.
We will continually review this with the latest COVID-19 guidance.
We have provided guidelines that must be followed to ensure the safety of all members, family and friends.
1. Club Members only *
2. Usual protocols in place at training are followed e.g social distance where possible based on latest guidelines and using sanitiser before and after use.
3. Clubhouse to remain closed as per guidelines.
4. Record who is there and when. This should be passed onto a Committee Member or the Club’s COVID Officer, Jim Majury.
5. Any water bottles or rubbish must be removed.
** Club Members are considered those who are paying members of our 50s Club or who have paid membership within the previous 12 months.
Ballynahinch United travelled to Crewe Park, Glenavy in the first roynd of the Steel & Sons Cup. The winners of the tie would face either East Belfast or Bangor FC in the next round.
Before the game both sides lined the centre circle for a minutes silence to pay respects to former Crewe United player and manager, Tommy Breslin.
The place where Tommy Breslin learnt his trade as a boy and hung up the boots as man.
Continue reading Match Report: Crewe United 9 – 0 BUFCPrior to The Swifts kick off on saturday at the Millbridge, Club Chairman Gilbert Cromie made a presentation to Ballynahinch War Memorial Fund to Committee member Andrew Carlisle on behalf of the club. The Millbridge Grounds were originally provided as a recreational facility for Ballynahinch after the Great War.
![Left to right - Ross Bingham, Gilbert Cromie [BUFC Chairman], Andrew Carlisle [War Memorial Committee] and Graeme McMullan.](http://www.ballynahinchunited.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/War-Memorial-Presentation.jpg)
